Serverless Containers with Google Cloud Run
summary
Cloud Run positions itself as a lightweight alternative to Kubernetes with pay‑per‑use billing and automatic scaling to zero and up to 1,000 instances; a demo deploys a Hello World container from Google Artifact Registry, shows a Terraform-managed GitLab CI pipeline using a service account, and proves Cloud Scheduler can trigger private services successfully. A working prototype links a Shipment service, a Tracking service and a Grafana dashboard (via Pub/Sub and a VPC connector to the database) to poll external tracking APIs hourly. Note: 1 hour request timeout and new Cloud Run Jobs for long tasks.
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